Spatial thinking is an ability to visualize and interpret location, distance, direction, relationships, movement, and change through space. Spatial concepts are fundamental within not only geography, math, and natural sciences but also the arts, humanities, social sciences, and business. As an approach to learning, however, spatial thinking is rarely an explicit inclusion. At the heart of this minor is an ambitious goal: to promote a spatially infused learning opportunity within a set of majors that will excel from spatial thinking and analysis. The minor in Geospatial Literacy captures the integrative power of geography and geospatial technology to help students visualize knowledge, solve problems, and understand relationships through a spatial lens.